Hungarian artist Laszlo Leslie Schalk. Painter. (born Budapest, Hungary 1900 ) studies at the College of Applied Arts, then with Jeno Feiks and Bela Ivanyi Grunwald. He worked for a long time at the artist's colony in Szentendre. He was educated at the Free Painting School in Nagybanya. In 1929 and 1930 he was included in the exhibition at the National Salon. He settled in Canada and taught in Montreal. Dr. András Szabó Ákos: Biographical Legend of Hungarian Painters and Graphics, New Hungarian Art Gallery AK., Kieselbach Gallery and Auction House - Artists ABC Laszlo Schalk was a member of the Rippl-Rónai Society (Rippl-Ronai) (Budapest, 1945-1949) The president of the society after the liberation was Monostori Moller Pal. The exhibition was given to artists who were excluded from the European School. From post-impressionism through surrealism to abstraction, almost all of the major trends emerged in the works of exhibiting artists. Among his members were László Bartha, Geza Bene, Jeno Benedek, Ferenc Bolmányi, Géza Boross, Jozsef Egry, Istvan Gal, Walter Madarassy, ​​László Marosan, László Schalk, Sandi Szandai and Oszwald Toroczkai. After 1949 their liberalism was no longer compatible with the expectations of official art politics. Exhibition 1946 • Ernst Museum, Budapest 1948, 1949 • National Salon, Budapest.